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Yes, both stopping and parking.
Yes, both are prohibited. Article 90.1 requires positioning off the carriageway on the right and leaving the usable shoulder clear, while obeying other prohibitions. Emergency immobilisation has specific rules and is not a voluntary stop. This interurban case must not be extended indiscriminately to urban positioning rules.
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